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Windows CI to Support ODBC DLL & MSI Signing#164

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@alinaliBQ alinaliBQ commented Mar 25, 2026

See: apache#49537

  • Implement Windows CIs to:
    1. CI A - odbc-msvc-upload-dll Upload unsigned DLL
    2. CI B - odbc-msvc-upload-msi Download signed DLL and upload unsigned MSI
  • Remove odbc-release CI that is replaced by the new CIs.
  • Use composite action to reuse code for building ODBC Windows.
  • The release manager can run CI A first, download the unsigned DLL and upload signed DLL. Then run CI B to upload unsigned MSI, sign the MSI locally, and upload signed MSI to GitHub release.

Attempt workflow dispatch

Only ODBC Windows original workflow should run.
Later need to add `github.event_name != 'workflow_dispatch' ||` to all existing workflows after uncomment

Use `GITHUB_REF_NAME` directly via push

Add `workflow_dispatch` definitions

Add `ODBC Windows Upload DLL`

Use common ODBC Windows environment variables

Use ODBC as composite action

Create cpp_odbc.yml

Initial draft

temp disable test step

Temp disable non-ODBC Windows workflows
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I am able to get signed DLL using this process.

@alinaliBQ alinaliBQ marked this pull request as ready for review March 25, 2026 22:02
@alinaliBQ alinaliBQ merged commit 28d2991 into apache-odbc Mar 26, 2026
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